Here is the full version of the next single off the upcoming Busta Rhymes album I'm Blessed. The track features Linkin Park, which may remind rap fans of Jay-Z's collaboration with the group in 2004. The video for "We Made It" is scheduled to premiere on April 29. I'm Blessed is set for a second quarter 2008 release.
Via: Real Talk
| ice |
Well, Busta seems like a crappy rapper next to Mike Shinoda though... |
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9.0 out of 10
this could`ve been way better if it were just linkin park. |
| Ruben |
Love the song :) |
| 49down |
linkin park are known for their diversity in the music genre's of today...this track has all the hallmarks of a classic for both artist (busta) and group (linkin park) and could bring more collaborations together further down the line. give them a break thi track is goin places! |
| Amy |
i like this song.... |
| styles |
this tune is bannging |
| TKMsage |
Really good track. Busta's rap could use a little more work imo but overall the beats amazing. Good job Busta/LP. |
| adam |
this is the tune of the year ! by my fav linkin park and a very good artist busta rhymes x |
| Rachael |
It should be Linkin Park ft. Busta Rhymes because Chester + Mike + Brad's guitar make the song. Busta needs to take some lessons from Mike on rapping. |
| fury |
it's crab i think |
| 9.5 |
i give this a 9.5 it is really good...i dont like the n word...but it ok...good job likin park...:) |
| Chace |
This cong jams. it shows the diversity of both artists (linkin park and Busta) props, this track is the next lollipop, lol |
| Obitonye |
unfortunately this song really sucks((( |
| Viet1982 |
I give it a 7 out of 10 . In my opinion I think the song itself would have been better if Mike Shinoda did the lead rapping but I know this was Busta's project.What I do like is the piano parts and Chester Bennington's vocals. Projekt Revolution 2008 - Hartford CT LPU 7.0 |
| omg |
this is really good...i give this a 9.0....likin park made this good...busta...good job...><.... |
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3.0 out of 10
Dislikes: - Never been a big fan of rock/rap mash-ups (read: "It's Goin' Down" by Mike Shinoda, dude from Static-X and the X-cecutioners) - Busta REALLY let me down with this one. Go back a listen to 'Anarchy' or 'Extinction Level Event' and tell me this isn't the worst Busta lyrics since "I Love My B*tch". - Chester's signature 'screamo' voice didn't have a chance to do damage because of that terrible, synth-slap beat in the background. Likes: - Ummm...The piano made it sound like OneRepublic, sort of. Right? OneRepublic is cool. Errr...right, guys? |
| jessica |
anything lp does is going to rock. no matter who they sing with. they could sing with willie nelson and it would be awesome. busta is old school but that is why i like him. he isnt like all the rap starts that are out now. keep it up guys. |
| j wilks |
yo this song is straight Busta and mike killed it i don't know what anybody else thinks but i think its amazing |
| Jay-Z |
Quit bitching it's a good track. For once a mainstream rap song and the lyrics are about something real rather than all that Crank that crap. Might not be Busta or Mike's ultimate best lyrics but they're good. And it's really a hip-hop song with rock elements not really a rock/rap track. Shows that Mike and Chester are two of the most diverse vocalists in music right noe. For once a deccent hip-hop song will enter the charts, so I'm happy, Busta, Mike, Chester and everyone that helped with the song might revolutionize the music industry, and all the other rappers hopefully may follow and make real lyrics. |
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3.0 out of 10
Singularly, each and every one of these artists have shining qualities that allow them to excel in their respective genres, but unfortunately as a collaborative effort they fall quite short of the finish line. It's too much of a jumble with Busta's lyric swagger, Chester's projective screams, and Shinoda's "yes-yes-ya'll" rhymes. You can just throw a synth beat, piano scales, guitar riffs and a few big names together in a pot and think it's going to be a hit every time. That's not "revolutionary", that's referred to as "passive progression". Google that... |
| Sashy |
Although this is Busta's project I think he really let it down. You can barely understand half of his raps, he should take some lessons from Mike Shinoda. This song really shows the diversity of Linkin Park, without them this song would flop. It's just better with the visuals of the video too, Didn't like it quite at first because of Busta's raps, but it's growing on me as I learn to block them out. |
| fan |
gr8 8.0 |
| Vince |
Sounds great, i really like fort minor and obviously that guys the one from linkin park. There's other rappers that would have been better than Busta tho. It's around an 8.5 |
| LenaLP Rules! |
This is one of the best songs of linkin park that i've ever heard of! I'ts really beautiful. Busta and Mike did a great job also.I hope that they will work together in the future. |
| ezza, part of the linkin park street team |
i agree with bri. the synth part in the chours kills chester's vocals and makes them sound fake, plastic and manurfactured. the thing for me that makes this song a 4 for me is the piano and mike's rapping, which is seemless as usual. i love linkin park but this song is a bit of a let down |
| BIG B |
THIS TRACK IS HOT!!! BUSTA RHYMES IS THE BEST MOTHAPHUCKIN RAPPER OF ALL TIMES AND THE CHITE HE KICK IS DOPE!!! |
| bea |
im luvin dis, n i ent even a linkin park fan. dis iz hott xxx |
| lhajney |
yeah the linkin park side of the track is great however it would have been a lot better especially for younger listeners if busta wasn't like nig*er this and nig*er that. that is just childish words that take down the meaning of a song |
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I like Busta's part but don't like the singing.